Long term holding is always smart decision because long term holding always gives good returns as compare to short term trading.( only with top altcoin )
Topic: Long time holding, is it a smart thing to do? - page 28. (Read 4187 times)
I recommend bounty hunters not to bother, but to sell the tokens they receive for work in order to get a good profit. Because practice shows after the release of the token on the exchange, the price after a while falls, and it is not known when it will return to the initial prices. Either wait a long time, or sell immediately
I've reviewed my rewards and investments and after analysis I conclude that long time holding works only for hidden gems, really potential coins.
It is hard to predict which coin will make 100x, so that's why I prefer middle term holding. In some cases I sell coin immediately
It is hard to predict which coin will make 100x, so that's why I prefer middle term holding. In some cases I sell coin immediately
Long time holding is a smart thing to do as far as crypto currency is concern. I have realize that, investors try to play smart in the crypto business in that, they begin to dump most tokens to cause a decline in token prices. This will in turn pave way for them to buy more tokens in other for them to hold for long and sell at higher prices when token values shoot up. In spite of this, is long term holding a smart thing to do as a bounty hunter and why?
Being a Bounty hunter's It's hard to defeat the dumper's because dumper's are the investor also they playing they money they wasting time this to down the token price and the market for me hold is the way to kick the investor to the dump price why? because if the dumper's are offer a low price for the token that he/she target and everyone hold and the offer of the dumper's are going to trash because everyone is holding the token no one take the dumper's price that's the only way but we cannot control all people because sometime people need rush profit with the dump price. It all depends on what goals you pursue. From this already and build your own strategy of behavior in the cryptocurrency market. After all, if you want to raise profits quickly and a little bit. Then you will approach the short-term investment bought-sold. If you want to play on a large and wait for the good growth of certain coins, see their growth in 5X-10X-20X, it is logical to keep them in the future
If you hold some scam coin, you will lose. But you hold some good coin, potential coin, you will be a winer. A question for you. How can you choose some good coin for holding?
I think its the smartest you thing you can do with crypto. If you believe in crypto, so why not to collect portfolio of good promising coins and just hold it for 3-4 years?!
For me, cryptocurrency has long been more powerful than short-term, whether you are investing, mining, or bounty, doing anything long-term. Only have greater profits.
When the market goes down , long-term holding is a very good strategy
Long time holding is a smart thing to do as far as crypto currency is concern. I have realize that, investors try to play smart in the crypto business in that, they begin to dump most tokens to cause a decline in token prices. This will in turn pave way for them to buy more tokens in other for them to hold for long and sell at higher prices when token values shoot up. In spite of this, is long term holding a smart thing to do as a bounty hunter and why?
This is not as easy as what you say, all the actors here are the holders of both investors and bounty hunters do not want the value of a coin that he holds down, what you say sounds like a busy market manipulation in assuming many people, whereas in my opinion the market changes very difficult and not just manipulation.
If one is holding a good coin with a lot of potential, hodling for a long term is a wise thing to do. You may occassion sell of a small portion when prices are really high and a little more at deeps
Long time holding is a smart thing to do as far as crypto currency is concern. I have realize that, investors try to play smart in the crypto business in that, they begin to dump most tokens to cause a decline in token prices. This will in turn pave way for them to buy more tokens in other for them to hold for long and sell at higher prices when token values shoot up. In spite of this, is long term holding a smart thing to do as a bounty hunter and why?
I think this is the right decision if you want to earn a lot of money, because so you can invest a little money and a few years to get a good income
It's still a good way to earn big money in the future today the price of bitcoin is rising and the price will be great after it starts this year.
I personally really think that a long-holding will be a smart thing to do if we really know what kind of coins that we hold. As seen, not all coins are good for the long-holding. We must analyze whether it has a chance for the future to be brighter or not.We can see form the coin concepts, its team, and also future enhancement.
Long term holding did not work for me or investors like me who 6 months on the market. Because alt coins price decreasing until six months
There could the one problem with the coin's prices but if you are controlling the situation and going to hold it it will be the profitable deal for you as for money and as for experience.
Sure its a smart move if you can forget that you are holding some crypto coins.
But FOMO will not leave you alone and will force you to sell.
Thats the biggest problem of human beings.
But FOMO will not leave you alone and will force you to sell.
Thats the biggest problem of human beings.
In general, I think that this is a normal strategy in order to understand what is now required in the market, once people start to understand and feel the needs of the market, then the Hold will really begin to manifest itself in its perspective.
I think so, and the trend to hold will be long relevant. I prefer to keep more than 20 coins in my portfolio .
as for me, long-term investments are much safer than short-term ones and I prefer long-term investments 
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